39.1: Civil rights and race relations in the USA, 1850-2009

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Classic View

'Free at last', 1865-77

The triumph of 'Jim Crow', 1883-c.1900

The New Deal and race relations, 1933-41

'I have a dream', 1954-68

'Free at last', 1865-77

US HISTORY – CIVIL RIGHTS, 1865-1941

Introduction

Prof. Robert Cook, Sussex University

US HISTORY – CIVIL RIGHTS, 1865-1941

Reconstruction and Racial Segregation, 1865-1900

Prof. Robert Cook, Sussex University

US HISTORY – RECONSTRUCTION, 1865-77

Introduction

Prof. Susan-Mary Grant, Newcastle University

US HISTORY – RECONSTRUCTION, 1865-77

The Roots of Reconstruction

Prof. Susan-Mary Grant, Newcastle University

US HISTORY – RECONSTRUCTION, 1865-77

The Reality of Reconstruction

Prof. Susan-Mary Grant, Newcastle University

US HISTORY – RECONSTRUCTION, 1865-77

The Politics of Reconstruction

Prof. Susan-Mary Grant, Newcastle University

US HISTORY – RECONSTRUCTION, 1865-77

Reconstruction and Racial Violence

Prof. Susan-Mary Grant, Newcastle University

US HISTORY – RECONSTRUCTION, 1865-77

Reconstruction and Redemption

Prof. Susan-Mary Grant, Newcastle University

The triumph of 'Jim Crow', 1883-c.1900

US HISTORY – CIVIL RIGHTS, 1865-1941

Booker T. Washington and Racial Accommodation

Prof. Robert Cook, Sussex University

US HISTORY – CIVIL RIGHTS, 1865-1941

W. E. B. Du Bois, The NAACP and the First World War

Prof. Robert Cook, Sussex University

US HISTORY – CIVIL RIGHTS, 1865-1941

Marcus Garvey and the Universal Negro Improvement Association

Prof. Robert Cook, Sussex University

US HISTORY – REFORM IN THE GILDED AGE, 1870-1900

Race Relations

Prof. Susan Curtis, Purdue University

The New Deal and race relations, 1933-41

US HISTORY – CIVIL RIGHTS, 1865-1941

New Deal or Big Deal?

Prof. Robert Cook, Sussex University

'I have a dream', 1954-68

US HISTORY – EARLY STEPS IN THE CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT, 1940-60

Before the 1950s

Prof. Charles Payne, Rutgers University

US HISTORY – EARLY STEPS IN THE CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT, 1940-60

Origin Stories

Prof. Charles Payne, Rutgers University

US HISTORY – EARLY STEPS IN THE CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT, 1940-60

The Price of Democracy

Prof. Charles Payne, Rutgers University

US HISTORY – EARLY STEPS IN THE CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT, 1940-60

"Strong People Don't Need Strong Leaders"

Prof. Charles Payne, Rutgers University

US HISTORY – EARLY STEPS IN THE CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT, 1940-60

Conclusion

Prof. Charles Payne, Rutgers University

US HISTORY – THE CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT, 1945-70

The ‘Classical Phase’ of the Civil Rights Movement

Dr Tom Davies, Sussex University

US HISTORY – THE CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT, 1945-70

The Struggle for Civil Rights in the Late 1940s to the Mid-1950s

Dr Tom Davies, Sussex University

US HISTORY – THE CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT, 1945-70

The Grass Roots Battle for Racial Equality in the 1960s

Dr Tom Davies, Sussex University

US HISTORY – THE CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT, 1945-70

Martin Luther King and the Birmingham and Selma Campaigns

Dr Tom Davies, Sussex University

US HISTORY – THE CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT, 1945-70

Malcolm X, Watts, and the Emergence of Black Power

Dr Tom Davies, Sussex University

US HISTORY – THE CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT, 1945-70

Black Power and the Changing African American Freedom Struggle

Dr Tom Davies, Sussex University

Contents

'Free at last', 1865-77

The triumph of 'Jim Crow', 1883-c.1900

The New Deal and race relations, 1933-41

'I have a dream', 1954-68